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Respect for Greek minority rights a prerequisite for Albania’s EU accession path, Yiannis Plakiotakis says
Strong message from the first Vice President of Parliament and Lasithi MP during Interparliamentary Conference in Tirana
Erdogan recalls battle of Preveza in 1538 with provocative post about Barbarossa: “You turned the Mediterranean into a Turkish sea”
The Battle of Preveza took place on 28 September 1538 and saw the Ottomans emerge victorious against the fleet of the Holy League
Marinakis: There was never any question of threatening the Greek government, nor would such a thing have been tolerated, he said regarding WSJ report
Government spokesperson responds to report alleging that US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle said the United States can trigger political developments in any country it wants, including Greece – Opposition parties react
France: Le Pen and Melenchon set to reach Presidential run-off, new poll shows
Le Pen, who leads the National Rally (RN), appears to be securing between 35% and 36% in the first round
Mitsotakis: Our priority is the cost of living amid a period of international uncertainty
The Prime Minister’s weekly review – “With Turkey, it is necessary to keep channels of communication open and engage in dialogue on the basis of International Law and good-neighbourly relations”
Kosovitsa in Northern Epirus: The village divided between Greece & Albania in 1923
Its centuries-old history, how it got its name – Its cession to Albania under the Florence Protocol (1913) and its final transfer to the neighbouring country in 1923 – The district that remained in Greece and the founding of the village of Agia Marina – The Battle of Mourgkana in 1948 and Kosovitsa as a passage into Albania
Greek-made drones at the Defence Ministry’s three factories: From 15,000 units in 2026 to 1 million annually (photos)
From Acharnes and Xanthi to the new factory in Malakasa – Mobile production lines that will follow the Brigades and plans for a production capacity of more than 1 million drones annually by the end of the decade
Mitsotakis on 37 years since the assassination of Pavlos Bakoyannis: We are following in his footsteps, fighting for what he wanted
Pavlos Bakoyannis was assassinated on 26 September 1989 by the 17 November terrorist organisation outside his office on Omirou Street in Kolonaki – The Prime Minister’s post
October with a heavy diplomatic agenda for Greece: UN Presidency, Turkey and the critical succession of the Secretary-General
Athens is called upon to manage critical international developments, the process of selecting a new UN Secretary-General, tensions with Turkey and energy insecurity due to Iran
